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Tuesday, December 17, 2013

A.P.E. Joins as Sponsor of A All Animal Control Racing for 2014 Season!

 
A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that APE has joined as a sponsor for our 2014 race season at The Ohio Mile!

APE is the heavyweight in the world of Blocks, Clutches, Cylinder Heads, Crankshafts, Pistons Kits and performance parts. From their start in machining aircraft parts, APE has transitioned the business to a full service parts and machine shop to suit your motorcycle, sprint car or watercraft needs.

When you need rock solid parts for your mild to extreme motor applications, APE is your one source to go to! With the wide selection of aftermarket parts, APE is capable of providing what you need to make you go faster and hold your motor together. Only the finest materials are used to ensure maximum performance.

Check out what APE has to offer by visiting their website at Team APE.


Monday, December 16, 2013

Lea Martinez Joins A All Animal Control Racing for 2014 Season!


A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that Lea Martinez of Tampa, Florida is joining our team as a sponsored rider for the 2014 race season!
Lea is no stranger to drag racing and has been in the seat since 2006. She is an accomplished rider and currently races her 2007 Suzuki Hayabusa in Street ET, Pro ET and Crazy 8’s.

Lea has raced in AMA Dragbike, Busafest, NHDRO, MIROCK, and the Manufacturers Cup series.

Being a breast cancer survivor, Lea has created the Lea Martinez Foundation aiding cancer survivors during their transition to becoming cancer free.

Her goal is to become a professional Drag Racer and live out her passion on the drag strip.

To learn more about Lea's race team, visit http://www.leamartinezracing.com/index.html

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

A All Animal Control Sponsored Rider Captures Two Land Speed Records!


The Ending to a Successful 2013 Race Season

This weekend we completed the 2013 race season with great results. We brought home two more records which brings us to six for the year. The weather in Wilmington was great and the attendance was high, so every run had to count. Saturday we managed to get two runs in, one being a new record. Sunday brought a pretty good headwind which brought the speeds down, but we managed to bring home another record anyway.

 




We were also able to bring home the track championship at Kanawha Valley Dragway for 2013 as well. Overall we are very pleased with the 2013 season, 6 new land speed records, became a lifetime member of the ECTA 200mph club on a rookie year and another track championship.

 
 
On a personal note, this was also my son’s first race event he has attended. Got to get them started young!

A All Animal Control is a National Wildlife Management company that resolves wildlife conflicts and provides Environmentally Friendly Pest Control services.
 
 

Monday, September 30, 2013

Wrapping Up The 2013 Race Season at The Ohio Mile


It has been a great year for A All Animal Control Racing! We set out to best our top speed of 223.8 in 2012 and blew right through that when rider Mark E. Dotson clicked off a pass at 229.35.

The September 2013 event at the Ohio Mile added two more records to his count and turned some heads when he moved up to the #3 spot in the World with a Half Mile speed of 209.20!

Mark added 9 Land Speed Records in 2013 for an overall total of 16 records since 2011 and many are still on the books today. The September race marks his 13th event.

Earning 16 records in 13 events is no easy task with some of the world’s fastest racers at each of these events. In 2012, Mark broke an existing eight year old record with a speed of 218.7MPH and bumped that record to 222.55 in April of 2013. In 2013, Mark broke an existing nine year old record to earn the title of the Fastest Nitrous Motorcycle in The Standing Mile in The World at 229.35MPH.

  Team mate Bobby Arey added 6 Land Speed Records in 2013 for a combined 15 records and an overall total of 22 for A All Animal Control Racing. Bobby also earned his 200MPH Club hat and Lifetime Membership at The Ohio Mile for breaking an existing record above 200MPH. For this being Bobby’s Rookie season, he knocked it out of the park setting those records!

We wish to thank God for protecting us at these high speeds, as well as our families for their support and of course none of this would be possible without incredible sponsors.

Thank you for standing behind a winning team and putting your trust in us over the years!




  As we rethink, retool and plan for next year, everyone at A All Animal Control Racing wishes you a great off season!

Monday, June 10, 2013

The Ohio Mile June 2013 A All Animal Control Racing Team Report

The June 2013 race at The Ohio Mile was a time when everything came together for A All Animal Control Racing. The weather on Saturday was picture perfect. We normally battle a headwind on this track, but this day the wind was calm and great speeds were to be had.
We wanted to get out on the track early and be one of the first to make a pass. The density altitude was 1260 feet when it was time to make our first pass and we threw everything at it to make a great launch. The bike pulled hard in the crisp cool air and at the half mile trapped 202.3381 mph. The back half of the track was even better and the bike picked up a ton of speed to hit the traps at 229.3578!
This pass became the official Fastest Nitrous Bike in The Standing Mile in the World, previously held by Guy Caputo of Tiger Racing Products at a speed of 228.803 and was a 9 year old record.
Sunday came and provided some decent weather with sun and some wind. The density altitude was over 2000 feet on our first run and the bike clicked off a 226.9269 for another record in the Modified Partial Streamlined Blown Fuel 1650 class.
The next pass up the bike slowed down a mile per hour as the winds were picking up and the bike went through the traps at a brisk 225.7903.
The final pass of the meet developed an issue with the bike breaking up when the nitrous came in and we had to shut it down and coast through the traps. That certainly is the way it is in motorcycle racing!
This weekend added another 3 Land Speed Records to the rider, Mark E. Dotson’s credit and bumped him up the list 14 spots to land 39th in the Top 50 Fastest Bikes in The Standing Mile in The World.
With a 202.3381 half mile speed, Mark will be #9 on the list of those over 200 in the half mile. There are only 13 riders to have achieved this record that are listed on SuzukiHayabusa.org.
Mark E. Dotson now holds all 4 of the Modified Partial Streamlined Fuel Non Pushrod records in the 1350cc and above category and 2 of the 4 Modified Partial Streamlined Blown Fuel Non Pushrod records, the 1650 and 2000cc.
A All Animal Control Racing now has 12 Land Speed Records and will be chasing after many more in the future.
Thank you to our many great sponsors who make our racing program a winning team!

Monday, May 6, 2013

DW Photos Joins as Sponsor of A All Animal Control Racing for the 2013 Season!


A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that DW Photos has joined as a sponsor for our 2013 race season at The Ohio Mile! DW Photos is now the exclusive Official Photographer of our racing team.

DW Photos owner, David Whealon, has photographed vehicles nationwide and specializes in high speed photography. His photos can make you stand still in time and can provide you with a memento of your racing event that will last a lifetime.
One of the greatest benefits to purchasing photos from DW Photos is the information these pictures will provide you about how your pass down the track went. You can analyze every detail of the car, truck or bike and make adjustments to your race program.

Visit their website to review photos from the events covered at DW Photos or contact David directly here.

David Whealon

david@dwphotos.net

(919) 632-7740

 

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Web Cam Racing Cams Joins as Sponsor of A All Animal Control Racing For The 2013 Season!


A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that Web Cam Racing Cams has joined as a sponsor for our 2013 race season at The Ohio Mile! Web Cam Racing Cams is building a special land speed racing cam for more power on the top end so we can break another world record in the mile.

Web Cams is a leader in creating racing camshafts for some of the quickest and fastest bikes and cars on the planet.When you need power, Web Cam is there to create the perfect cam for your racing needs.

Visit their website to learn more Web Cam Racing Cams

WEB-CAM has been hard welding and grinding cams since 1945. With our knowledge, and long time involvement with the racing industry WEB-CAM has proven to be the best.
Our nickel based hard facing alloys are homogeneous materials containing complex microscopic bi- and tri-metallics. These weld overlays greatly enhance the erosion and abrasion resistance of our hard welded parts. In addition, they offer very high thermal fatigue resistance.
 
During our welding process a metallurgical bond is achieved with the substrate. The overlay’s natural lubricity and their resistance to galling coupled with low RMS finishes mean less wear on both our cams and your mating surfaces.
 
We are constantly designing new profiles for new applications, so if you want up to the minute information please don't hesitate to call us directly, we are here to help you.
Our web site lists our most popular products and services. Many of our products have helped racers win national championships and set national and world records. The top professionals have put their trust in our constant research and development program that includes race track and dyno testing.
 
Whether you choose a cam for street, strip or off-road, you can be certain the same attention to detail is given to all applications.
 
The entire crew at WEB-CAM has a dedication to top quality workmanship and reflects the owners dedication to quality, performance and innovation.
 
If you have any questions about WEB-CAM products, or need advice on special applications, please call us between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Pacific Time, Monday thru Friday at 951.369.5144.

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Parton Signs Joins as Sponsor of A All Animal Control Racing for The 2013 Season


A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that Parton Signs has joined as a sponsor for our 2013 race season at The Ohio Mile! Parton Signs provides our beautiful racing banners that make us look great at the track! From magnets to vinyl, this company can make you look good too!

Contact Debbie or Dustin today for a quote or potential project. 304-346-1919

EXTERIOR SIGNS
INTERIOR SIGNS
BANNERS
CUT DECALS
PRINTED DECALS
FLAT ENGRAVING
MAGNETIC SIGNS
POLITICAL SIGNS
VEHICLE GRAPHICS
GRAPHICS FOR DOORS AND WINDOWS
DIMENSIONAL LETTERING
TRANSLUCENT SIGNS FOR LIGHTBOXES ...and more

Monday, January 7, 2013

Brisk Racing Joins as Sponsor of A All Animal Control Racing for 2013!

A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that Brisk Racing has joined as a sponsor for our 2013 race season at The Ohio Mile! Brisk Racing provides the incredible semi-surface Nitrous Spark Plugs that will help us reach the goal of 230mph in the Standing Mile and be the Fastest Nitrous Powered Motorcycle in the Standing Mile.



Brisk Spark Plugs are one of the reasons our Suzuki Hayabusa is so fast. They are specially designed for nitrous applications and do not melt down under the tremendous heat that is created in the combustion chamber.
To learn more about how Brisk Spark Plugs can help your racing program, visit Brisk USA.

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Schnitz Racing Sponsors A All Animal Control Racing in 2013



October 27, 2012


A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that Schnitz Racing has joined as a sponsor for our 2013 race season at The Ohio Mile! Schnitz Racings' extensive product line and knowledge will help us reach the goal of 230mph in the Standing Mile and be the Fastest Nitrous Powered Motorcycle in the Standing Mile.

Schnitz Racing started in the 800 square foot Schnitz garage “behind the house” in 1980.
It was open in the evening hours and on weekends. Our move to our present building in 1990 resulted in the need of full time employees. We have grown not only in employees, but have acquired neighboring buildings that have boosted our floor space to 23,000 square feet. Schnitz Racing has ten full time employees ready to serve you.


Forty networked computers, 25 telephones, and 10 phone lines give us the communication necessary to properly service our customers. Our website, schnitzracing.com has over 13,000 parts online, available to customers all over the world. We currently sell to over 38 foreign countries.

Our current inventory of over $400,000 of product helps us provide our customers with same day shipping required in this type of business.

Schnitz Racing offers you the best in technical support on all of the parts and accessories we sell. Tech people are available daily to answer any tech questions.

Schnitz Racing is one of the largest motorcycle performance parts retailers in the U.S. We work with inventors and innovating individuals that come up with new products, to bring those to customers and continue the innovations Schnitz Racing is known for.

We have an extensive data base of over 80,000 motorcyclists that have requested a catalog or information about our products. Our custom computer program allows us to sort the customers not only by motorcycle type, but also by their spending habits, so that we are not just sending flyers to everyone on our list.

We also have over 18,000 customers on our e-mail list, that we send b-weekly sales flyers too, along with the new product releases. We have our own in house graphics department, and do all of our own Web site development.
Both our e-mail list and our customer list increases 50-100 people per week.

Having an extensive relationship with the manufacturers, we can offer the latest products and give you more information about them before our competition even knows they exist.

Schnitz Racing changed the nitrous world with its new progressive unit 12 years ago. We still sell nitrous controllers to Holley/NOS, Edelbrock, Nitrous Express and NLR. Our ignition unit the "Schnitz box" powered every pro mod bike in the country.



Schnitz Racing's annual sales are in the millions, and we change our marketing plan, our strategic plan, and our culture to meet the needs of our customers.


Dave Schnitz Pres/CEO
Schnitz Motorsports Inc.

Open Monday thru Friday 8am to 5pm
Tech line is usually available Monday thru Friday between 2pm and 3pm
Visit http://store.schnitzracing.com/ and find a the broad product line of parts and accessories that will keep you out in front of the competition!
 

Schnitz Motorsports, Inc.
Schnitz Electronics, Inc.
222 N 3rd Street
Decatur, IN 46733
Phone: (260)728-9457
Fax: (260)728-2021
Tech Line (260)728-9730
Outside US: (260)728-9457
Please use info@schnitzracing.com for all general questions and comments.
If you know who you need to speak to directly, click on the name above.

 

 

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Brock's Performance Sponsors A All Animal Control Racing in 2013



A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that Brock’s Performance has joined as a sponsor for our 2013 race season at The Ohio Mile! Brock’s Performance sponsorship will greatly assist our team with reaching the goal of 230mph in the Standing Mile and be the Fastest Nitrous Powered Motorcycle in the Standing Mile.

For 29 years, Brock’s Performances mission is to strive to lead in the innovation, research and development, manufacturing and distribution of performance components and associated information in the motorcycle industry. We translate our products and knowledge into value for our customers by offering unsurpassed customer service combined with comprehensive solutions to our customers’ needs.

Who we are
Fueled by his love for racing motorcycles, Brock Davidson founded a company which has quickly become a world-respected leader in the innovation and the development of performance components. We design our products to reignite the motorcycle enthusiast’s soul, and our team achieves great lengths to ensure every product’s quality. The rigorous standard we use to determine what products we should sell reflects Brock’s competitive spirit on the racetrack. His commitment to quality and his customers have remained key elements to Brock’s Performance ever since it began in his basement apartment in 1983. Put simply, we love motorcycles, and we want to help you improve upon the performance of your own.

What we do
We have grown to become a highly reputable company in the drag racing community. Also, we continue to expand our inventory of products for track racers who seek a competitive edge and for enthusiast who look to enhance their riding experience.

Our mission is to offer our customers innovative products that are backed with in-house research and development prior to putting our name on it. We understand accurate information is imperative. To help you make an informed purchase, we designed and created a website that is information rich as well as continually train our entire team on all of our products.

Our promise to you
We ensure each and every product maximizes a motorcycle’s potential as well as contributes to the motorcycle’s aesthetic beauty. Nothing’s worse than a product not living up to its advertised hype. When we choose to sell a product, we tell our customers that we take full responsibility for that product’s effectiveness.

As we continue to grow, we promise to maintain our close connection with each and every valued customer. If you would like to get in touch with us, please email us at sales@BrocksPerformance.com or call us at (937)-912-0054. Your source for Stupid Fast™ parts!

We invite you to visit our website and explore our growing selection of specialized performance parts, accessories, SWAG and so much more. Visit http://www.brocksperformance.com/

 

 

 

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Tiger Racing Sponsors A All Animal Control Racing in 2013


October 17, 2012


A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that Tiger Racing has joined as a sponsor for our 2013 race season at The Ohio Mile! Tiger Racing’s sponsorship will greatly assist our team with reaching the goal of 230mph in the Standing Mile and be the fastest Nitrous powered motorcycle in the Standing Mile.

Tiger Racing has been supplying bolt on accessory parts for sportbikes as well as drag and land speed racers since 2002 and all their products are made in the USA.

If you are looking for specialized performance parts for your sport bike, you have come to the right place. We are growing each and every week offering you more and more performance products at great prices.

Tiger Racing Products is the best place on the web for specialty aluminum products to customize your bike and make it faster. If you’re feeling the need for speed, you have to check out our nitrous kits. We have everything you need to make your sport bike faster and more responsive.

Since 2002, out of necessity for the high speed motorcycle racer, Tiger Racing Products has been making specialized aluminum performance parts for sport bikes. From that first product, to the creation of more than 20 new specialized parts each year, Tiger Racing Products continues to build high quality specialty aluminum products that meet or exceed the needs
of that racer.

In 2007, Tiger Racing Products began manufacturing Belt Guards for the Harley Davidson VROD—now that's diversity! We also sell a wide assortment of electronics and electrical stuff. Some of the other specialized performance parts we sell include:


We invite you to enter our site and explore our growing selection of specialized performance parts and so much more. Visit http://www.1st-to-the-finish-line.com

 

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Greg Neal continues to set records and just returned from the Texas Mile March 2012 event  with more records to his credit. His current record is set at 181.300 mph on a 600CC Kawasaki!

Greg has some minor items to sort out before the next event at the Ohio Mile, but feels he will be able to easily be ready when the event is upon us.

Congratulations on your record breaking run Greg and we hope you continue to break them all!

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Getting Ready For Racing in 2012 at A All Animal Control

The 2012 racing season is going to be starting soon! With one bike in Brownsburg, IN at Two Wheel Werks getting tuned up for some Land Speed Racing and another bike at Balance Clothing in Charleston, WV getting a wrap, things are coming together for another great season.

Our Land Speed Racing schedule can be found here at the East Coast Timing Association. This years events will be held in Wilmington OH.

Our IHRA Bracket Racing schedule can be found here at Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park.

If you will be near any of our racing locations, please stop in and say hello and enjoy the fun!

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Concluding a Great Year at A All Animal Control Racing!


A All Animal Control’s sponsored rider, Bobby Arey took home
the points championship at Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park for the 2011 racing season!



Bobby sums up his race season.
“I knew I had my work cut out for me. The guys I race with are some tough competitors. But that only gives me that much more determination to win”.

Bobby edged out Ray Perdue by 9 points and battled it out the entire season month in and month out
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Mark E. Dotson came in 5th place in points. “The land speed racing events prevented me from attending some of the important bracket races at Kanawha Valley and cost me valuable points” Dotson said. “We will give it another go next year”, he reported.

We give great thank our sponsors that help make it all
possible. Castos Cycle Sales

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Maxton Land Speed Race

The Maxton Land Speed Race event had its share of challenges from high temps and humidity to being over geared for the power we had onboard.

The first pass on motor pulled a 180MPH top speed which was good. The 2nd pass we poured the Nitrous to it and ran a 197 in 5th gear. That was not good. We need 6th to get us in the 200 area.

We changed out the rear from a 38 to a 40. On the next pass we only picked up a mile an hour. We were going in the right direction but not good enough. So a change from the front 19 tooth to an 18 was in order. The bike ran a little faster but we were banging off the rev limiter. Not good! We picked up speed and went our best pass on Saturday with a 202.81. That was rather pleasing to see.

Sunday’s weather conditions were due to deteriorate so some Nitrous timing changes and going back to the 38 on the rear was the next plan.

Sunday came and we made two passes and neither of them was in good air. The humidity was 81% and our speeds never even hit the 200MPH mark. So, we packed it up and headed for home to retool for the next meet!

A All Animal Control Racing has been involved with the former American Motorcycle Association’s Dragbike series since 2008 and currently races in the International Hotrod Association’s bracket series. In 2010, they joined the East Coast Timing Association and will run again at Maxton later this fall.

If you would like to live your dream of working with wildlife or rev up your existing business, visit A All Animal Control for more information.

Monday, January 10, 2011

A All Animal Control Joins Race for the Cure


A All Animal Control
108 Roxalana Business Park Drive
Dunbar, WV 25064
304-345-1511
Marketing@aallanimalcontrol.com
January 10, 2011
For Immediate Release

A All Animal Control Joins Race for the CureA All Animal Control Racing has partnered with the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation and will donate their entire race winning payouts in 2011.

“Prompted by a family member as well as fellow motorcycle drag racer that have been affected by breast cancer, we thought this was a great way to support those that are fighting this daily battle” said Mark E. Dotson, team owner and rider. “We love racing and hopefully we can all race down the track to finding a cure” Dotson said.
A All Animal Control will be partnering with their local affiliate in Charleston, WV.

Susan G. Komen fought breast cancer with her heart, body and soul. Throughout her diagnosis, treatments, and endless days in the hospital, she spent her time thinking of ways to make life better for other women battling breast cancer instead of worrying about her own situation. Moved by Susan’s compassion for others and commitment to making a difference, Nancy G. Brinker promised her sister that she would do everything in her power to end breast cancer.
Though Susan lost her battle with the disease, her legacy lives on through the work of Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the organization Nancy started in her honor. Komen for the Cure is the global leader of the breast cancer movement, having invested more than $1 billion since its inception in 1982. Komen’s promise is to save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality care for all and energizing science to find the cures.

West Virginia Affiliate
PO Box 9275
Charleston, WV 25309
304-556-4808http://www.komenwv.org/
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Monday, July 26, 2010

Another Win for Team A All Animal Control!



After coming off a win at Kanawha Valley Motor sports Park this weekend, the A All Animal Control Suzuki Hayabusa is going in for a minor makeover. She has taken her share of abuse and acquired a few dings and scratches along the way and was in need of a nice touch up.


Our friends at Balance Clothing Company are sponsoring our make over and do incredible work to keep us looking sharp both on and off the track. Dave Collins and the boys would like to wrap your bike. If you are in the WV area, stop in and let them take a look at it.


We will be off the track with the Busa for a short while but will continue to run the Katana GSX750F in the mean time to stay in the points chase locally!

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

CEO of A All Animal Control, Mark Dotson, named Person of the Week




Born February 10, 1966 in Danville, Indiana, Mark Dotson’s passion for motorcycles started with a desire to customize his bicycles. Though Mark never owned a motorcycle as a child, he lived the motorcyclist life vicariously through a neighbor who taunted him as he road his dirt bike day after day. That neighbor planted the seed for Mark’s road to racing.

Mark was nineteen years old before he got his first motorcycle, a 1980 Yamaha 400 Special. He rode the bike everywhere and a year later stepped up to an ’81 CX-500 Honda. While riding with a friend in Southern Indiana, Mark traveled through a town named Bean Blossom. He looks at that trip as fate, putting him in the right place at the right time. Their accidental ride through Bean Blossom found them right in the middle of a bike rally called the Bean Blossom Boogie. The rally included an all-Harley drag race at a local outlaw track that Mark swears wasn’t even an 1/8th mile long. Mark and his buddy purchased tickets and went in to check it out. It didn’t take Mark long to talk the promoter into letting them race their Honda’s against the Harley’s. The hand wave start grudge races proved easy so Mark and friend started beating up on the Harley’s. The event sparked Mark’s interest in drag racing, one that took many more years to ignite.

Mark finally started drag racing at his local track in 2008 on a ten year old Suzuki Katana 750F. After a few months of getting beat up by bigger bikes, he upgraded to a new Hayabusa to level the playing field at Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park. The next year Mark felt he was ready to jump straight from the frying pan into the fire by joining and racing at AMA Dragbike national events and starting his own team called AAAC Racing Team. That led to attending a Rickey Gadson’s drag racing school , which was a huge help in learning to launch, decrease 60’ times and get down the track quicker.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

A All Animal Control Racing in Atlanta Doesn't Pan Out

(April 12, 2010)-- The need for speed didn't pan out for the A All Animal Control Dragbike Racing Team this past weekend in Atlanta, Ga. Evidentially, a faulty oil pan was the culprit for the team's setbacks.

" Friday test and tuning turned up a serious problem. When we were slowing down on the big end, the oil light would come on and the motor would shut down immediately. Which is a good thing that you want to happen to keep from blowing the motor up!", states AAAC CEO Mark E. Dotson. He continued, "We pulled the oil pan and found the swinging pickup arm was sticking. After a careful cleaning, it seemed to have freed up and we put it back on the bike. Alisa was manning the generator and lighting systems while handing needed tools."

Dotson elaborated, " We worked till about 11pm on the bike and took it for a short ride with no more light coming on. Saturday we made our first qualifying pass in Street E.T. and no oil light. We were breathing a sigh of relief and made our second pass. The oil light problem returned again! At that point we parked the bike and trailered it home on Sunday. Time to tear the bike down and find out what is causing this issue."

Mechanic work has continued all this week, including the replacement of the faulty oil pan, tune ups and trial runs. The AAAC Racing Team hopes to have everything in working order for the Spring Nationals in Martin, MI May 15 and 16.

More information about A All Animal Control Racing can be found at www.aallanimalcontrol.com or by calling (304) 345-1511.